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Unclaimed Money and Death Benefit Search |
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Heirs of decedents who have
left behind unclaimed assets and unclaimed benefits make up the largest
group of individuals owed money and property. Most family members do not
know they are entitled to receive funds, as financial records are often
incomplete or missing at the time of death. Approximately one-half billion dollars in Social Security benefit checks go unnegotiated each year. There is no time limit concerning a request to reissue a lost or uncashed check, but no effort is made to locate and/or notify owners of uncashed checks and unclaimed benefits. The Social Security Death Index (SSDI) contains important several important bits of information on 72 million persons whose deaths are on file with the Social Security Administration, including: social security number, date of issuance, state of issuance, date of birth, date of death, last known residence, and payment of final benefit. With a Social Security number heirs can obtain the decedent's Social Security application and claims file, which details birth place, parents’ names, and where the lump-sum death distribution beneficiary lived. Knowing the Social Security number of a deceased relative is often necessary to conduct an effective unclaimed asset search, and is necessary when making a claim. To conduct a search for a deceased relative's unclaimed assets and death benefits order our Special Report: Unclaimed Benefit Search. |
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